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Baldwin , Richard et al. , 2003 , Economic Geography and Public Policy , Princeton University Press.<br />
Black , D , and Henderson J . V. , 1999 ,A Theory of Urban Growth , Journal of Political Economy , Vol. 107 , Issue 2 , pp : 252 284.<br />
Bertinelli , Luisito , and Black , Duncan , 2004 ,Urbanization and Growth , Journal of Urban Economics , Vol. 56 , pp : 80 96.<br />
Davis , James C. , and Henderson , J . Vernon , 2003 ,Evidence on the Political economy of the Urbanization Process , Journal of Urban<br />
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Fujita , M. , and Krugman , P. , and Venables A. , 1999 , The Spatial Economy , Cambridge : MIT Press.<br />
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Research on the Mechanism of How City Group Drive Economic Growth<br />
Empirical Evidences from 16 Cities of Yangtze River Delta<br />
Wu Fuxiang and Liu Zhibiao<br />
(School of Economics of Nanjing University)<br />
Abstract: In a city group , there is a significant positive correlation between urbanization rate and economic growth , and the<br />
Yangtze River Delta city group is playing an increasingly important role as the new engine on economic growth , the empirical<br />
results in the paper support this hypothesis. Yangtze River Delta city group drives economic growth mainly achieved through two<br />
mechanisms : First , when elements are footloose among regions , some advantage elements prefer to gathering in large cities , while<br />
the disadvantage elements prefer to gathering in small cities , which not only improve the urban agglomeration in the accumulation<br />
of external economic factors and increase the urban agglomeration in the efficiency of research and innovation , but also promote<br />
economic growth ; Second , when elements are also footloose among regions , governments prefer to selecting theTiebout Choice<br />
mechanism efficiently and they enforce investment and the urban infrastructure construction within or among cities , and they try to<br />
absorb the outer businesses and industries , which not only reduce transport costs of the enterprise , but also foster the circular<br />
cumulative causality and the input2output linkages , thus it promotes the economic growth in the city group.<br />
Key Words :City Group ; Economic Growth ; Tiebout Choice ; Input2Output Linkages ; Circular Cumulative Causality<br />
JEL Classification :R11 ,R22<br />
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